Você já parou para pensar por que a Marvel, com tantas heroínas poderosas como Capitã Marvel, Feiticeira Escarlate e Viúva Negra, nunca conseguiu replicar o fenômeno da Mulher-Maravilha?

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How fast does he kill all the viltrumites......

I know "vibrating" usually mean phasing through objects in superhero media. But I had a speedster superhero in my head since I was a kid that vibrates to generate some sort of "vibro field" around them for repelling bullets. If I make a comic and something like in the image happen, would your thought be like "yeah that makes sense"?

maybe it's silly to ask if any superpower makes sense lol

To celebrate Wonder Woman Day, let’s look at the top 5 comic covers featuring our favorite amazon.

Coming in 5th place is Cliff Chiang's cover for Wonder Woman #7 from 2012. Chiang's bold composition of Wonder Woman raising a hammer at Hephaestus's forge is one of the standout images of the New 52. It represents a critically acclaimed run written by Brian Azzarello, and Comic Book dot com ranked this particular cover second on its 2017 top-ten list. Its striking simplicity earns it fifth place.

In 4th place is Adam Hughes' cover for Wonder Woman #184 from 2002, Hughes brilliantly recreates a weathered Golden Age cover, showing modern Wonder Woman confronting her earlier incarnation. The clever concept complements Phil Jimenez's celebrated run, particularly this issue's time-travel adventure.

Third place should be no surprise to anyone, its George Pérez cover for 1987's Wonder Woman #1. Pérez's elaborate wraparound composition celebrates Wonder Woman's Amazonian heritage, surrounded by Greek goddesses and the civilization of Themyscira. This issue launched arguably the character's most acclaimed modern run, redefining Diana following Crisis on Infinite Earths.

In second place is the comic that started it all, Harry G. Peter's Wonder Woman #1 from 1942. Wonder Woman charging into battle on horseback against Nazi soldiers is among the Golden Age's defining superhero images. The first issue of her self-titled series expanded her origin and established her as a major comics character.

But the number 1, best Wonder Woman cover has got to be Brian Bolland's 1993 cover for Wonder Woman #72. Bolland's regal, almost classical depiction of Wonder Woman has become one of her most recognizable images, inspiring posters and collectible statues. Although the storyline isn't as celebrated as Pérez's work, the cover's artistic reputation is exceptional, worthy of the stature of the first lady of DC.

I wanna know haha, how would he fair to all dc gods and current absolute universe high tiers 🔥🔥🔥

Which team would be strongest and win based on feats. All characters are at their peak and fighting without holding back. All base versions.

The teams is just based similar personalitys not similar based on same era to make it unqiue and less boring.

Team 1: Tobey Magurie Spider-Man, Robert Pattinson Batman and Christopher Reeves Superman. Quiet Team

Team 2: Andrew Garfield Spider-Man, Christian Bale Batman and Brandon Routh Superman. Cool Team

Team 3: Tom Holland Spider-Man, Micheal Keaton Batman and David Corenswet Superman. Identifying Team

Team 4: Nicholas Hammond Spider-Man, Ben Affleck Batman and Henry Cavill Superman. Angry Team

I’m not sure if I want to give shang chi the rings, but I’ll let you guys decide

Now we'll see how Avengers Doomsday turns out.